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     Re: Re: Working with QICO   
     By: Nick Andre to Deon George on Thu Apr 30 2020 10:30 am   
      
    NA> As per my other message - Is this running on a dialup modem or a   
    NA> virtualized/telnet session. And have you tried the FTS-0001 and Wazoo   
    NA> overrides in Config-Advanced-Security/Misc. Those questions allow you to   
    NA> force the use of alternative protocols in the initial handshake.   
      
   So this is DB running in dosemu - using tcpser.   
      
   I have played with those two settings - with mixed results.   
      
   I turned them both off and tried again, and a bit further:   
      
   01 May 20 12:53:52 tcpip[28460]: starting inbound EMSI session   
   01 May 20 12:53:52 tcpip[28460]: address: 10:2/2@private   
   01 May 20 12:53:52 tcpip[28460]:  system: (null)   
   01 May 20 12:53:52 tcpip[28460]:    from: (null)   
   01 May 20 12:53:52 tcpip[28460]:   sysop: (null)   
   01 May 20 12:53:52 tcpip[28460]:   phone: (null)   
   01 May 20 12:53:52 tcpip[28460]:   flags: [0] (null)   
   01 May 20 12:53:52 tcpip[28460]:  mailer: D'Bridge 4/XMIT   
   01 May 20 12:53:52 tcpip[28460]:    time: 00:00:00, unknown   
   01 May 20 12:54:51 tcpip[28460]: total: 0:00:00 online, 0b sent, 0b received   
   01 May 20 12:54:51 tcpip[28460]: session with 10:2/2 failed [ok]   
      
   DB reported:   
   05/01/2020 12:53  Calling 10:1/1 at 57600 baud   
   05/01/2020 12:53  Modem reports "CONNECT 38400"   
   05/01/2020 12:53  EMSI: 10:1/1, qico 0.59.1   
   05/01/2020 12:54  Z16-S: Fatal timeout, aborted   
   05/01/2020 12:54  Successful, 01:14, a "free" call   
      
   But let me play a bit more and see what I can figure out.   
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